git remote add origin git@github.com:{your git username}/{your project}.git
Adds a remote origin for you to push and pull to and from your remote repository using the 'origin' command - see examples below

git pull origin
Pulls in all your remote branches locally

git checkout -b {new branch name}
Creates a new branch and immediately switches to working on that branch

git branch
Lists your local branches, showing which branch you are on with a *

git status
Shows you which files have been created/removed/modified and whether they are tracked or committed

git add .
Adds all modified/created files into Git's tracking ready for you to commit

git rm {filename}
Places the removed file into Git's tracking so that committing removes the file from your branch

git add -u
Does the same as 'git rm' but does it for all removed files without the need to provide each filename

I heard a fascinating programme on Radio 4 (Case notes with Dr Mark Porter). It gave an historical overview of abortion and then an update on current methods of abortion. It did not cover the ethical or moral issues surrounding abortion but gave a comprehensive view of services available. It also incorporated views of women undergoing abortions which highlihted the personal perspective of such a profound decision.

In a recent research project concerning abortion services in Wales I found that most services adhered to national guidelines (by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists), but that some women were not able to choose the method of abortion because of a lack of local services.